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The Ever Longing Wish…It Has No Frontiers and Resounds Across Borders…

The Ever Longing Wish…It Has No Frontiers and Resounds Across Borders…

“I wish I was rich!”

Some people might think, I wonder how you do it, go from… well, us, to them?” That’s the timeless puzzle, isn’t it? How do we go from scraps to riches, to attain financial freedom? Without winning the lottery, or running a Ponzi scheme, how do we get rich?

That eternal question is a case in point to the education system not covering the financial history of our society, or even how our banking system works. Accumulating wealth or becoming a self-made millionaire requires persistence, patience, focus and—most of all—a wealthy mind, a growth mindset, and a mind-shift!

Unless you understand the past, you will never write yourself a decent future. Past events, whether good or bad, leave a path, footprints that allows you to understand the reasoning of why something was created, and the needs, wants or desires that led to such creations.

When you understand the ‘why’ of something, or how something works, you can make changes or improvements to your place or role you play in the system. Otherwise, you will never make the changes necessary to write your own story, and will thus continue being part of the system of things that influence your life.

Understanding the world banking system, in order to leave you a trace or path to follow, is crucial to your wealth-building strategies, as I have stated from the beginning of this book. Most importantly, the system has proven, over time, to be successful.

Although there have been changes, such things are necessary to operate within regional socio-demographic structures. These structures, however, are influenced by cultural idiosyncrasies, due to the international expansion of banking models in the world.

Further, the need to protect consumers and banking institutions, as well as setting up international laws and rules to facilitate and support international trade across borders between nations, also requires modifying necessary laws to keep the system working.

However, the implementation of a world monetary system, as its name implies, has repercussions on nations and citizens globally. The consequences of changes in major players’ economies, like the USA and China, also influence global economies in a domino effect.

Irrespective of its flaws—and the possible collapse of the current monetary system—you are part of it. Even if changes are forthcoming (such as Cryptocurrency), such change will take time, and the implementation of a tremendous lateral transitional system to prevent global economies collapsing will be necessary.

However, successful banking methods remain in place. In the meantime, you must know, understand and be able to play the system, rather than continuing to allow the system to play you.

Although there have been changes, such things are necessary to operate within regional socio-demographic structures. These structures, however, are influenced by cultural idiosyncrasies, due to the international expansion of banking models in the world.